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Water, water everywhere…REFLEX SAVE! (Patreon)

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2017-08-30 14:38:26
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2026-06
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This water shrine is full of small things to delight even the most detail-oriented gamer.  Check out the Elder Futhark rings along the archway that say “Water.” The water symbols inset into the floor and side walls are excellent for rituals or, if you’re feeling more devious, traps. 

The water shrine comes with water runed floors and walls, a water archway, and the water shrine: A wall fountain speckled with water iconography.  All of these are available in cut-stone and rough stone variations.

Grab the files on Thingiverse and let us know what you think in the comments below

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Masterwork Tools
>>7112956

Hrm, that is odd, no, nothing changed there. The rune on the floor is maybe a mm more thick, but nothing significant. Can you post pictures somewhere?

Masterwork Tools
>>7112956

Oh, are you using cut stone? I actually know what's going on there. OpenLOCK's floors are shorter then the openforge internal tiles, and these are based on openforge internal tiles. If you want them to match up, print them at 50% scale on the z axis, which most any slicer will let you do.

frederic wagner
>>7112956

I guess you are right. 50% reduction seems good. I'm still a bit lost in the versioning somehow. I guess I should better update to the latest standard. If I understood correctly the openlock 6 files are the way to go. I then need to print top and bottom separately and then glue them together ? Thanks a lot for your help and your work. Putting everything on thingiverse really rocks.

Masterwork Tools
>>7112956

All the older openlock stuff is still just fine. 6.0 only covers the very specific changes around doing side locking walls for A and BA walls and triplex (basically three connectors per side of a 2x2 tile). Most of that is in the context of building multifloor buildings, and reducing the number of walls needed to tesselate rooms that have 90 degree angles.